How to say "charisma" in Japanese

• カリスマCommon
  noun, prenominal modifierThe common word for charisma as personal magnetism — the compelling charm that draws people to a leader or performer. It can also refer to a person who has that appeal.
• カリスマ性カリスマせい
  nounCharisma as an abstract quality or attribute of a person — essentially 'the quality of being charismatic'. Less common than カリスマ, it is used when charisma is discussed as something a person has or lacks.
  彼女かのじょはついに最もっともカリスマ性せいのある女優じょゆうとして国民こくみんから認みとめられました。↗

  She has finally been regarded by the nation as the most charismatic actress.

Use 「カリスマ」 for charisma as personal magnetism or charm, and 「カリスマ性」 when charisma is treated as an abstract quality or attribute that a person has or lacks.

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• カリスマcharisma (i.e. attractiveness, charm)
• カリスマ性カリスマせいcharisma